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Egypt and Sudan have held high-level talks and signed a military cooperation agreement amid continued tensions with Ethiopia over the Nile and clashes on the Sudanese-Ethiopian border.
It is not the first time the controversial preacher has been accused of stealing other people's work.
EU demands compensation from Israel for demolished West-Bank facilities
The EU is to seek compensation after Israeli forces demolished tents and other Palestinian facilities it funded in a village in the Jordan Valley area of the West Bank.
The Iraq Report: Deadly terror in Baghdad suicide bombings
While there is obvious fury at the Islamic State, Iraqis have also expressed outrage at security forces and pro-Iran militias whom they blame ...
Syria Insight: The Assad regime's battle for religious legitimacy
Bashar Al-Assad is once again trying to claim the state's legitimacy in the religious sphere.
Exclusive: Reactions to US elections inside the Middle East
The Middle East is keeping a watchful eye on the outcome of the volatile elections taking place in the US.
UN urges Libyans to prioritise national interest in talks
Libyan rival parties should place the national interest before political ambitions, the United Nations envoy said on Monday.
Iraq launches probe into death of Daewoo executive
An investigation has been launched into the death of Park Il-ho, the director of Daewoo who was working on the construction of Al Faw ...
France charges jihadist with murder in IS territory
Othman Garrido, 26, is believed to have arrived in the region in 2012, where anti-terror prosecutors say he committed murder.
Detained Sudanese artists released after global uproar
The artists, including award-winning filmmaker Hajooj Kuka, were arrested over a 'mixed-gender' theatre workshop.
Sudan court jails 6 more artists for 'public nuisance'
Nearly a dozen artists have been arrested in a case that has drawn international condemnation and raised concerns over Sudan's fledgling ...
Tunisia bets on non-partisan government to break political deadlock
In-depth: After winning a vote of confidence and averting the dissolution of parliament, the new Tunisian government now faces the major ...
First commercial Israel-UAE flight lands in Abu Dhabi
The flight was seen as an important symbolic step in the UAE-Israel normalisation agreement.
Iraq launches operation against militias following Basra killings
Iraqi security forces have launched a new operation in Basra against secretive militias responsible for recent killings of anti-corruption ...
Iraqi policemen killed protesters with hunting rifles: minister
Using their own hunting rifles, Iraqi policemen killed protesters in Baghdad.
Yemenis outraged after imam's incitement to kill young 'magician'
An imam in Yemen's Aden city called for the killing of a young trickster magician, prompting backlash that saw locals rally in support of Mohammed Tika.
Egypt is targeting 'evil people' instead of fighting Covid-19
Comment: Sisi is using propaganda tinged with patriotism and tailor-made emergency legislation to target people who dare to speak out against ...
Khashoggi's Saudi 'killers' sanctioned by UK government
The UK foreign office has designated sanctions against some of the officials involved in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
Iraq virus spike risks pushing doctors over the edge
The country's overall death toll is heading towards 2,000, with official daily fatalities starting to top 100 in the past week - and doctors ...
Gantz's 'sorrow' over killing of disabled Palestinian is meaningless
Comment: When victim-blaming wasn't possible, Israel had only empty words to offer the family of murdered, disabled Palestinian, Iyad el-Hallak, ...
Sudan says three jailed Bashir aides have virus
Three former senior aides to ousted Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir have caught the novel coronavirus in prison.
Eid shopping rush across Asia despite coronavirus risk
Despite coronavirus guidelines, Muslims across Asia have spilled into markets to prepare for Eid Al-Fitr festivities.
The Middle East at war with coronavirus
Contact-tracing app launches in Tunisia, Kuwaiti polygamists find a way to bypass lockdown rules and an Etihad Airways aircraft lands in ...
Coronavirus curfew complicates lives of Kuwaiti polygamists
Tunisia was the first predominantly Muslim country to abolish the practice of polygamy in 1956.
The Palestinian Authority (PA) official was arrested by Israel at least six times in the last year.
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